Candace Brandow
June 8, 1950 - January 27, 2021

Candace MacMoyle Brandow, 70, of Long Branch passed away Wednesday, January 27.

Candace was born in Newark, but moved to Tinton Falls at a very young age. She graduated from Monmouth Regional High School class of 1968. She enjoyed baseball & football, and was a fan of the New York Yankees & LA Raiders. She delighted in having a nice cold beer with Rock n’ Roll playing in the background. She is described as having a free & wild spirit.

Candace is predeceased by her parents Alfred & Marjorie MacMoyle; her partner Bobby Ciconne; her daughter Alexis Martine Brandow; & her sister LeeAlyson Lendo. She is survived by her sisters Marilee MacMoyle of Weaver, AL & Stacey Blanchard of Anniston, AL; nephews Gregory & Lukas Edele & Brett DiNaples; & nieces Michaela & Karsyn DiNaples.

With respect to the family’s wishes, Candace will be privately cremated with services to be scheduled at a later date. If you would like to send a message of condolence please visit her tribute page at www.woolleyboglioli.com

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Candace MacMoyle Brandow, 70, of Long Branch passed away Wednesday, January 27. Candace was born in Newark, but moved to Tinton Falls at a very young age. She graduated from Monmouth Regional High School class of 1968. She enjoyed baseball & football, and was a fan of the New York Yankees & LA Raiders. She …
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Pam E left a message on June 19, 2021:
Sending my deepest condolences to all of the family.
Pam E left a message on June 19, 2021:
Sending my deepest condolences to all of the family.
Evelyn Oryll Hampton left a message on January 31, 2021:
Stacey, Marilee and family: I am so very saddened to read of Candy's passing. Although we had not been in close touch these past few years, we did speak over the summer in 2020. I have wonderful memories of Candy and all the fun we used to have working at Carnival Vending and all throughout the 70s. She was always upbeat and a joy to spend time with. She turned us on to Kurt Vonnegut books and used to draw the funniest cartoons. She was lively, intelligent, a great dancer, and a witty and caring friend. I pray each day for Alyson and Alexis, and will add Candy to my prayers. Sending my deepest condolences to all of the family. Know that she will be missed and always remembered with fondness.
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